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TAXMASTER · 10-29-2008, 08:34 PM

i went through what i call my spiritual awakening in the mid to late 90's. in 1990 i drove home drunk and hit a telephone pole, wound up being paralyzed in my left arm and below the nipples. my wife left me after 12 years and i was alone and searching. tried suicide, couldn't even do that right. started reading about near death experiences and came upon delores cannon's books. i read every one of them. this led to other books and whoo lala, here i am totally different than the average conservative accountant.

i love her books as well as the law of one series. i also reccommend the paul solomon books and guided meditation tapes. his story is rather unique and worth investigating. he worked like edgar cayce and was nominated for a nobel peace prize in 1984 for his work on child slavery in the mid east. he died in the mid 80's but his books will live forever.

I am thankful i found both of these two.

Namaste'

10-29-2008, 08:34 PM	#5
TAXMASTER Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Terre Haute, Indiana Posts: 117	Re: Some answers to the questions you are subconciously seeking. i went through what i call my spiritual awakening in the mid to late 90's. in 1990 i drove home drunk and hit a telephone pole, wound up being paralyzed in my left arm and below the nipples. my wife left me after 12 years and i was alone and searching. tried suicide, couldn't even do that right. started reading about near death experiences and came upon delores cannon's books. i read every one of them. this led to other books and whoo lala, here i am totally different than the average conservative accountant. i love her books as well as the law of one series. i also reccommend the paul solomon books and guided meditation tapes. his story is rather unique and worth investigating. he worked like edgar cayce and was nominated for a nobel peace prize in 1984 for his work on child slavery in the mid east. he died in the mid 80's but his books will live forever. I am thankful i found both of these two. Namaste'